We Met Spirits Talking on the Road to Exile

It's a really good show! Although the female lead encounters many problems along the way, and she tends to meddle in other people's business, it's still quite entertaining! The romance is also good. I hope the female lead isn't too bound by traditional etiquette; just maintaining a facade so no one can criticize her is enough. I don't want to see her feeling stifled or upset.

Let me share my thoughts so you can have a reference! Well, overall it's pretty good. The writing is good, the setting is good, the writing style is heartwarming, it centers on the female protagonist, and apart from Wu the constable, none of the main characters are anything special. However, the female protagonist has a relatively low presence.

I like Xiao Jinzi's personality, and the subject matter is unique and enjoyable.

This is a group of amazing escorts and prisoners. Like imperial inspectors traveling incognito, they solve cases in every city they pass through, resolve problems in every village they enter, and fight monsters in every mountain they climb... The author's ingenuity and unique approach create a fantastical, humorous, and entertaining story! It's great! And the scene of beating up the little dwarf in the east is so satisfying!

You can check this out if you're looking for something to read, but if you're looking for something intellectually stimulating, forget it. It's described as an ancient Chinese exile story, but it feels more like a wandering adventure tale, with house raids, monsters, ghosts, and then it jumps to a modern-day civil war between China and Japan 🤦🤦🤦 (the later parts seem to be told from a modern perspective, with very little sense of the ancient era).

A fantastic novel! The author's writing is excellent. It's a relatively lighthearted exile story. The female protagonist and her family enjoy considerable freedom during their exile, seemingly able to go wherever they want. Because the protagonist can communicate with animals, she quickly becomes friends with the escorting soldiers, helping them solve cases, rescue countless people, fight…

So far, it seems pretty good. Just for Arya alone, I'd give it five stars. Compared to the female lead, I prefer Arya; she seems more insightful and clear-headed.

The unique journey of exile is a testament to the hardships and trials of life. Witnessing the full spectrum of human nature, one is touched by the impermanence of life and the joys and sorrows that cleanse the soul. There is no such thing as true empathy; only those who have experienced it firsthand grieve and suffer alone.

Having read many versions of time-travel novels, this one, with its engaging storyline of each stop along the way, is truly captivating. Highly recommended!

This commentary represents only the author's personal opinion. The ending was so sudden. It was a story about the various events encountered on the road to exile, and the characters were different from other exile stories I'd read before – very refreshing. The female lead was strong and kind, with a good heart and a compassionate nature; I felt a strong sense of empathy for her.